Fancy a quick project that can be completed in one weekend? Pebble Beach Tee is the perfect quick project to add to your wardrobe perfect for any season. Layer it up over the long sleeve top or favourite turtle neck for winter, throw a denim jacket over it in spring and autumn or wear it on its own or over a vest in a summer. You simply can’t go wrong.
This top features repeating of 8 rows of basic stitches making it easy and fun to crochet. Shell edging on both sleeves add a whimsy to the design, but also can be easily adjusted to your preference, by making a simple double crochet edging. The length can also be adjusted to turn into tunic or even a dress and in keeping with customisation I’ve included 5 sizes, so you can find your perfect fit.

Dimensions: SIZES: X-small, Small, Medium, Large, X- Large or XS (S, M, L, XL) to fit bust sizes 32” (36”, 40”, 44”, 48”) with 2 inches of ease for total size of 34” (38”, 42”, 46”, 50”). Total length: 20” (22”, 24”, 26”, 28”). All measurements have been taken after blocking the garment. If you wish to make a smaller or bigger size adjust the starting chain by 12. This will reduce or increase size by one.

Materials: Yarnsmiths Pebble Haze Prints DK Acrylic/Cotton blend 2, (2, 2, 3, 3) skeins (Note: sample was worked in size small only using less than 2 skeins, exact of 196 grams and in size medium – 234g)
Shown in colours: Peppercombe 2D030 & Elgol 2D070

Hook: 5mm UK (H in US)

Tools: Tapestry needle to weave in ends, scissors, blocking pins and blocking mat.

Gauge: CH 10 + 3, TR in 4th chain from the hook and across (11 TR), make 5 rows. The sample will measure 2.5 x 2.5 inches. Please make sure to adjust your hook size to obtain gauge as it is vital to make sure your sizing is right.

Skill Level: Confident beginner or intermediate advanced maker. This pattern is designed for those who are new to crochet and are eager to learn new skills and techniques or for those who are more experienced and want to forage to crochet garment making.

NOTES:
• Gauge is crucial for this make and should be worked in trebles as specified earlier.
• It’s also crucial to block both pieces before stitching together to make sure they are straight.
• Each piece is worked from top to bottom.
• Beginning chain 3 counts as stitch.
• Capital letters used for stitches in the current row and small case letters are used for stitches from previous row